unstemmed
Kept its stalk
Unstemmed describes something that still has its stem attached.
Unstemmed cherries, grapes, or strawberries haven't had their stems removed: Toss the unstemmed tomatoes into the roasting pan.
In linguistics and text processing, unstemmed words retain their full form rather than being reduced to root forms.
Full and undivided
- naturalNot artificially produced
- uncutNot reduced or shortened
- rawIn original state
- unstrippedRetaining outer covering
intact · complete · unprepared · unpeeled · fresh · unprocessed · crude · untreated
Not reduced or shortened
unclipped · unshorn · ungrafted · natural · untopped · unbranched · wild · overgrown
Without grammatical modification
- baseSupporting bottom structure
- rootUnderground absorbing structure
- lemmaBase form, or helper theorem
- undeclinedWithout grammatical inflection
canonical · dictionary · citation · primitive · underived · unmodified · raw · original
whole
Full and undivided
unstripped · intact · complete · unprepared · unpeeled · fresh · unprocessed · crude · untreated · unrefined
uncut
Not reduced or shortened
intact · unclipped · unshorn · ungrafted · natural · untopped · unbranched · wild · overgrown · leafy
uninflected
Without grammatical modification
undeclined · canonical · dictionary · citation · primitive · underived · unmodified · raw · original · lexeme